Titlebook: Crime and Transition in Central and Eastern Europe; Alenka Šelih,Aleš Završnik Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2012 col

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Transformations of Surveillance: From National Security to Private Security Industrye surveillance practices seen in socialist regimes, which used it predominantly for national security purposes with labour-intensive methods and by relying on networks of informers. Some specific features of surveillance during the Balkan war are then addressed. This chapter continues by showing how

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Policing Organised Crime: A Paradox of Transition?cial, covert powers of investigation. How do the measures necessary to challenge organised crime stand up to the principles of democratic policing, in particular those of decentralisation, (judicial) accountability and transparency? At face value, it appears that combating organised crime requires t

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Penal Policy, Crime and Political Changee policy and an ‘expansionist penal policy’ arrived in Hungary with the center-right government which was formed in May 2010. This study pays special attention to the driving forces and features of penal policy over the past 20 years. Sentencing practice is also discussed. In the course of this chap

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